Winner InternationalThe Club 3000 Twin Hooks Steering Wheel Lock, Yellow

I’ve bought three of these in the past year, for three vehicles (2005 Mercedes SL500 Roadster; 2024 Ford Transit cargo van; and a 2001 Honda Prelude), and am very satisfied with the product, its size and quality, and the price. Definitely worth the cost to lessen the chance - not to mention the headache - of having your vehicle stolen, and it likely fits on any vehicle with a steering wheel.The bright yellow color of the smooth plastic coating is the most visible color overall at day and night, presenting potential thieves a clear visual deterrent, recommended as being enough to dissuade them into possibly moving on to look for a quicker and easier target.I love that you don’t need the key to set The Club in place; only to unlock it. It goes on super quickly, and I don’t think it could be any easier. The dual-prongs at either end fit perfectly and securely over the steering wheel spokes, and the length ensures that the steering wheel cannot be completely rotated with the “Winner International The Club 3000 Twin Hooks Steering Wheel Lock, Yellow,” in place.Upon removal, the device folds up compactly enough to fit on the floor behind the seat; but leaves enough room for your front passenger’s feet if it’s on their floor.Overall, for ease of use, size, color, fit, and speed of activation, I give this vehicle security device 5 Stars, times three!

The Club 3000 Twin Hooks Steering Wheel Lock in Yellow has been an absolute game-changer for ensuring the safety of my Kia Forte, especially in a city like Chicago where car break-ins are unfortunately common. Here's why I highly recommend it:Robust Construction: This steering wheel lock is built like a tank, featuring twin hooks that securely latch onto the steering wheel, making it virtually impossible for thieves to drive away with the vehicle. The heavy-duty steel construction gives me confidence that my car is well-protected against theft attempts.Visible Deterrent: The bright yellow color of the lock serves as a powerful visual deterrent to potential thieves. Its presence alone sends a clear message that my vehicle is protected, deterring would-be criminals from even attempting to break in.Easy to Use: Despite its formidable appearance, this steering wheel lock is surprisingly easy to install and remove. The twin hooks quickly and securely lock into place with a simple turn of the key, providing instant peace of mind whenever I park my car.Universal Fit: One of the standout features of this lock is its universal fit, making it compatible with a wide range of vehicles, including my Kia Forte. Whether you drive a sedan, SUV, or truck, you can trust that this steering wheel lock will provide reliable protection for your vehicle.Trusted Brand: The Club is a renowned brand known for its high-quality security products, and this steering wheel lock lives up to its reputation. It's backed by years of expertise and innovation, giving me confidence in its ability to safeguard my car.Overall, the Club 3000 Twin Hooks Steering Wheel Lock is a must-have accessory for anyone looking to enhance their vehicle's security. Its robust construction, visible deterrent effect, ease of use, universal fit, and trusted brand reputation make it an indispensable tool for protecting your car from theft. I highly recommend it to all car owners, especially those in urban areas where vehicle theft is a concern.

Well, my car hasn't been stolen in the couple years of owning the Club. However, it's been providing me a false sense of security. Tonight, I witnessed it being lock picked in under 15 seconds, and that was because he had to switch tools.My husband was out of town and took their key rings (including the club key). I was hosting my son's bday party at an indoor parkour type playground. It was about 40 minutes away, so my kids convinced me to take my husbands car, which plays DVDs. No problem, grabbed the spare key and took off. Once parked, I grabbed the Club (which was on the floor because he doesn't usually use it), and I locked it in place. It wasn't until we were leaving, 3 tired kids in tow, that I realized I didn't have the key to unlock it.I hopped on YouTube, saw that the lock could be drilled out, and thanked my stars I was at a parkour place where they must have a drill inside.I went in, explained my plight to the teenager working the counter, and then he asked if he could take a crack at it before bringing the drill out. Sure buddy, but I've got 3 tired kids in there that will absolutely be judging you if you fail.This teenager went to his locker, grabbed his kit, and then sprinted towards the exit. Welp, he doesn't know which car is mine, so off I trot too.This guy was waiting his whole life for this moment. I was already resigned to spending my afternoon cleaning metal shards from drilling the lock out. In a blink and you'd miss it move, he picked the lock almost immediately.I was obviously insanely grateful and shoved $20 into his hands then asked if I could hug him (he said yes). This kid saved my life. That was gonna cost me an hour plus dealing with AAA or a locksmith or drilling and cleaning.Does the club work? Yes, my car hasn't been stolen yet! Is it super effective against a basic lock picking tool and skill? Absolutely not.